Liberty is being free from the things we don't like in order to be slaves of the things we do like.--Ernest Benn
Friday, October 29, 2010
Go Giants!!!
This life-long Dodger fan is now a balls-out Giants rooter, just like he was the same for the Yankees last week. The last two nights were like back-to-back Christmas eves!
I just hope I don't jinx the Giants like I jinxed the Yanks!
Tim: The real Giants only moved across the river to the swamps of Jersey, where they are alive and well. There, we root for them on route 3. Or tree, as many say. I love New Jersey
Funny. He's the only one in the family with a twang. The rest of them speak regular American. I met Jeb. He seems to be a normal guy. Love that they nick-named the sister "Doro". My mom's name is Dot, which seems to be farther fetched.
The Rangers have a connection to G. W. Bush, the Giants have Brian Wilson's beard. Those are the two best reasons I've seen in years to root for any team.
I don't have an answer to that question, Contiguous. But welcome to the blogosphere! I am proud to have become your first follower! I invite all my friends to your new blog, Contiguous! Well Done!
Some things move me to act. That picture of W did it. I visit your blog to satisfy my interest in sailing and other interesting tid bits ie dogs playing with dolphins etc. And I enjoyed seeing the Giants but after 8 years of W I don't need a daily reminder of this sad man.
I hear they are going to let W and Pappy through out the first pitch for Game 4.
ReplyDeleteI think they have 'throw' in mind, but I prefer "though" a lot more!
ReplyDeleteCoff. Coff.
ReplyDeleteThough I thoroughly thought this through, I thought they already threw the first pitch.
ReplyDeleteI just about forgave the giants for leaving NY. No way can I route for Texas.
ReplyDeleteTim: The real Giants only moved across the river to the swamps of Jersey, where they are alive and well. There, we root for them on route 3. Or tree, as many say. I love New Jersey
ReplyDeleteLove for New Jersey, I would consider a natural love. Love for Texas? Not so much....
ReplyDeleteW was born in Connecticut. I don't know why he pretends to be a Texican.
ReplyDeleteFunny. He's the only one in the family with a twang. The rest of them speak regular American.
ReplyDeleteI met Jeb. He seems to be a normal guy. Love that they nick-named the sister "Doro". My mom's name is Dot, which seems to be farther fetched.
Vladimir- love for New Jersey is indeed natural
The Rangers have a connection to G. W. Bush, the Giants have Brian Wilson's beard. Those are the two best reasons I've seen in years to root for any team.
ReplyDeleteOn the incentivity scale, I would not place GWB close to BW('s)B.
ReplyDeleteAll in all, a pretty good start to the week: San Francisco wins the World Series and California wins an election!
ReplyDeleteYeah! Pretty much of a sweep here. The two witches got the broom!
ReplyDeleteI don't ordinarily care much for sports so I didn't care one way or the other but seeing that picture...man, THAT put a smile on my face.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Hombre!
ReplyDeleteHowabout dem Dallas Cowboys? 1-7!
ReplyDeleteHow much longer do we have look at W and his bride???
ReplyDeleteI don't have an answer to that question, Contiguous. But welcome to the blogosphere! I am proud to have become your first follower! I invite all my friends to your new blog, Contiguous! Well Done!
ReplyDeleteSome things move me to act. That picture of W did it. I visit your blog to satisfy my interest in sailing and other interesting tid bits ie dogs playing with dolphins etc. And I enjoyed seeing the Giants but after 8 years of W I don't need a daily reminder of this sad man.
ReplyDeleteDoc, the next time Contiguous drops into to your, YC, I'd like to buy him a pitcher of Margaritas!
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